would these work for satin material?
23400
Yes. They are very strong and we are using them to hold a heavy laminate poster that is quite thick. I am very impressed with these. They look good and work really well!
23401
It might be slow feeding material into the slot, but I think it would hold satin just fine.
23402
i'm sure they would. i guess it depends on how slippery the material is but the frame edge clamps shut on the material with rubber ridges, like a windshield wiper blade. grips tight.
23403
I think they would. The grip is continuous and opens fully for ease of inserting any type of material.
23404
Absolutely, the siliconized fins squeeze the articles without deforming them and hold by friction across the entire hanging surface
122926
Probably not as they are cotton and not heavily lined. I hope I've been of help!
36208
I don't believe they are sateen and satin. We too try to avoid sateen, and we like these sheets a lot.
160119
Hi - I've found this to be very versatile labels...but I've never tried them on fabric, although my guess is that they would work fine for this purpose.
1873875
I'm not too familiar with these specific items, but after doing some general online research, I'd say yes, in fact, they might be a great idea for holding the background tight, if that's what you're after. I may have to experiment myself...:) Good luck!
1633750
Yes. I used them for my bridal stuff/grooms stuff and they worked great. You will probably have to trim them to the length needed but yes, for this you can definatly use them. They are very beautiful.
1341868
Yes for that purpose they are too big and they are heavy. You could try an acrylic one or maybe a smaller one.
1396110
I would think they would. I have only used them on a fitted sheet that is so slippery and oversized that it will not stay on my bed without using these.
123261
Use this paper backed hem bond with fabric blends, cotton, rayon, acrylic and linings. If there is any part of the sating that you can test it out on I would do that first. There is also a peel and stick variety that you may feel more comfortable using on the satin. http://www.amazon.com/Thermoweb-Peeln-Stick-Fabric-Sheets-4-1/dp/B001A36I2A/ref=pd_sim_ac_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=122KB1K7AAAG6WS1F385
2012227
HMMMMM..... I use these for just about every sewing/quilting job I have. BUT I'm using fabric, not satin cord or chain. You are concerned that they would crush the chain or cord? They should work great, but try w/ something not important first???
768064
I think it will work as long as they're fairly lightweight. I use this wire for wire wrapping pendants, and it works great for that. The colors are very nice!
862184
I think these would work very well on chalkboard decals. I would test first to be sure.
1231705
Hi, I dont see why not.. as long as the fabric is penetrable which I am sure what you are referring to would be. If they dont tear or rip easily then it should work just fine. One piece goes thru the fabric (sharp pointed piece) and the other piece snaps on and can be a tight or loose fit depending upon what your needs or preference is.
1018759
Depends on the fabric of your coat - suede or satin no; cotton, polyester, or blend yes.
2131513
No. They are not satiny at all. There are two accents on the top that are shiny, which may make them look like satin in the picture. They are very soft microfiber and stay pretty warm in the winter without being hot in the summer.
1867639
Worked great for me may need more than 4. I first used them in the 90's with satin sheets
951189
Sorry.... used it on brass with a satin finish so can't answer your question.